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DESCRIPTIVE ANALYTICS

To better comprehend what is happening or what has happened, descriptive analytics describes or summarizes the existing data utilizing current business intelligence technologies. Standard reports, customer behavior, customer profitability, historical rival activity, monthly profit and loss statements, and demographic data are examples of descriptive analytics.

DIAGNOSTIC ANALYTICS

Focus on prior performance to ascertain what transpired and why. An analytical dashboard is frequently the outcome of the analysis. This kind of analytics often aims to go further into a certain cause or set of hypotheses based on the descriptive analytics. Diagnostic analytics delve deeply, looking into the costs of problems, whereas descriptive analytics cast a wide net to comprehend the breadth of the data.

PREDECTIVE ANALYTICS

Predictive analytics transforms the data into useful and practical knowledge. Predictive analytics utilizes data to estimate the chance of a condition arising or the likely course of an occurrence. In order to anticipate future events, predictive analytics uses a number of statistical approaches from modelling, machine learning, data mining, and game theory. These techniques evaluate both current and past data.

PRESCRIPTIVE ANALYTICS

One of the three primary forms of analytics used by businesses to evaluate data is prescriptive analytics, alongside descriptive and predictive analytics. Although this sort of analytics is frequently referred to as a form of predictive analytics, its emphasis is slightly different.

COGNITIVE ANALYTICS

It combines a number of clever technologies, including deep learning models, machine learning algorithms, and artificial intelligence to simulate the human brain and provide results that are similar to how people think.

CLOUD DATA ANALYTICS

Cloud data analytics is a service model that’s provided via the cloud which enables your business to be more data-driven in ways that a local, on-premise solution won’t allow you to do. Using cloud data analytics can lower costs for businesses and help them run smoother.